Examples of using Whose numbers in English and their translations into Greek
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HTS is estimated to have 30,000 experienced fighters whose numbers is growing as it integrates brigades from other defeated rebel groups and recruits young men
journeymen and apprentices, whose numbers increased disproportionately by 93% from 1815 to 1848 in Germany.
Turks in[Berlin], whose numbers have grown because of the wrong policies,
The Marxist-inspired guerrillas, whose numbers dwindled to about 7,000 in recent years due to a US-backed military offensive, have agreed to
on the flow of migrants, whose numbers have increased as a civil war in Syria worsened.
are playing out across the country, as the federal government struggles to find[cages] for more than 13,000[imprisoned] migrant children- the largest population ever- whose numbers have increased more than fivefold since last year.
Sea otters, whose numbers were once estimated at 150,000- 300,000,
Syrian refugees, whose numbers are set to pass 3 million in the next few weeks,
even the day after tomorrow- at the expense of the next generations, whose numbers are dramatically dwindling.
who work every day to delegitimize the European Union and whose numbers are growing, may be funded by Russia.
Widespread poaching has resulted in a dramatic decrease in the number of wild animals, particularly rhinos plus elephants, whose numbers have decreased by nearly 90% ever since 1982 when this reserve was listed among the World Heritage.
loggerhead turtles, whose numbers have greatly been increased thanks to a successful conservation project at Lara.
provides that‘[s]urveillance between border crossing points shall be carried out by border guards whose numbers and methods shall be adapted to existing or foreseen risks and threats'.
Visit one of the last Mediterranean nesting grounds for the green loggerhead turtles, whose numbers have greatly been increased thanks to a successful conservation project on the sandy beaches of Lara.
Turks in this city, whose numbers have grown because of the wrong policies,
the Mediterranean islands to the Egyptians, whose numbers swelled to about 7 000 Egyptian troops
we may also anticipate a harsh reaction from the hardliners at the Federal Reserve, whose numbers will likely be reinforced under Trump.
exiles who are not allowed to go home and whose numbers are swelling daily with every new dispossession?
in particular the Christians, whose numbers are diminishing alarmingly due to immigration, were discussed.
we have been greatly moved by the catastrophic situation of the migrants held on the island of Lampedusa, whose numbers are well in excess of its real accommodation capacity.